Terry D'Arcy Re-Election Campaign Announcement For Joliet Mayor Met With Mixed Reaction

Terry D'Arcy finally decided to pull nominating papers to consider another run as mayor of Joliet. City consolidated elections are April 6.

Joliet 2026 Voter Guide: Everything You Need To Know

Here's a look at what's on the ballot in Joliet for the Nov. 3 General Election.

9 More Job Openings At Joliet City Hall: Do You Have What It Takes To Tackle One Of These Positions?

Not only is Joliet trying to find a new director of community development to replace Dustin Anderson, lots of other jobs are available too.

$211,908 Job Available At Joliet City Hall: State Of Illinois Driver's License Required For Applicants

Joliet’s organizational approach emphasizes strategic planning, fiscal discipline, and long-term investment, the job posting reads.

Jefferson Street Water Main Work to Begin October 12: City Of Joliet Reveals What's Expected

We appreciate your patience and ask that you drive slowly and cautiously through any construction zone, the city of Joliet announced.

Joliet Fires City Hall Official Who Urged Dome Of Unity, Data Center, Park Near Sex Offender Apartments

As of Oct. 5, the city of Joliet has not posted any job openings for the director of community development position.

$924,000 For These 10 Joliet Organizations, Non-Profits Via Community Block Grants: City Hall Reveals

These funds are awarded to non-profits and City initiatives within the Joliet area using a competitive grant system.

147 Homes, 54 Acres, New Joliet Subdivision: D.R. Horton Plans New Homes Near County Line Road

The Joliet Park District has requested a cash contribution in lieu of a park land dedication, the meeting agenda explained.

November Opening For Joliet's Trader Joe's Grocery Store That Will Also Sell Alcoholic Beverages

The final vote will take place on Tuesday night.

License Plate Reader Removal From All Will County Property? County Board Must Take Vote, Destinee Ortiz Says

The proposal would rescind existing authorizations and prohibit County funding for automated license plate reader systems

120 Gallons Of Free Fuel Per Month In 2025: This Joliet City Official Has Commuted From Dyer, Indiana

Under Beth Beatty's administration, about a dozen high-ranking City Hall managers are allowed free fuel at the city of Joliet's fuel pumps.

Councilwoman Suzanna Ibarra Calls For State Intervention As St. Joe's Plans To Suspend Obstetrics Services

Ibarra said the reduction in services could place additional burdens on families who already face challenges reaching medical care.

12 People Running For Joliet Mayor, City Council So Far In Spring 2027 Elections: Here's Who They Are

The Joliet mayor's position as well as the five District seats on the Joliet City Council are up for grabs in the coming months.

$6.6 Million: Joliet Park District Finds Buyer For Splash Station Property, Abandoned In 2018

Will the money generated by the sale of the Splash Station property be used to bring some of the world's top music artists to Joliet?

Free Fuel From City Of Joliet's Gas Pumps: How Many Gallons Did Hoosier Dustin Anderson Obtain At Joliet?

A little-known perk for top Joliet officials is use of the city fuel pumps for their personal vehicles at the taxpayer's expense.

'No Kings Get Out The Vote' Rally For Joliet Revealed: 'Bring Your Poster With Your Feelings About Trump'

This is a peaceful, patriotic, family friendly rally, to express your dissatisfaction with the way things are now, organizer John Dzak said.

New Industrial Warehouse Facility For Joliet? Planning, Zoning Reviews Project Later Today At City Hall

The 74-acre subject property is located within unincorporated Will County.

Joliet's $12.5 Million Settlement: City Employee Responsible For Pedestrian Death's Later Had DUI Arrest

A city of Joliet utilities truck ran over 75-year-old Hector Castillo Esparza on May 22, 2024 shortly after 11 a.m. near Herkimer and Cass.

Lt. Jeremy Harrison Takes Joliet Police And Fire Board To Will County Court With Emergency Lawsuit Filing

Harrison is represented by attorney Michael Ettinger, who maintains that his client did nothing improper in regard to the Flock cameras.

Joliet Needs $1 Million To Approve $12.5 Million Wrongful Death Settlement, End Negligence Lawsuit

Hector Castillo of Joliet, age 75, was abruptly taken too soon from this life on May 23, 2024, according to his Tezak Funeral Home obituary.

Lawyer Faces Theft Allegations Of $348,000 From Her Downtown Joliet Law Firm Where She Was Managing Partner

The Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission issued a public complaint against Leslie Allred, a former managing partner.

Law Firm Made Hundreds Of Thousands Defending Joliet, Prolonging Nicole Lurry's Out Of Court Settlement

This year, the widow of Eric Lurry, Nicole Lurry, worked out a $2.15 million settlement with the city of Joliet to end her federal lawsuit.

Joliet Payouts For Departing Employees: These 13 Retirees Cost Taxpayers $887,276 In 2026

Joliet Patch has a long history of being the only area news outlet to regularly produce in-depth stories examining City of Joliet spending.

Continued Closure Of Essential Healthcare Services At St. Joseph Medical Center: Councilwoman Ibarra Reacts

I have fought for the people of District 5 and for every resident of our city.

Flock Cameras Going Away In Joliet Township: Highway Commissioner Alessio Explains His Decision

"After the hack of many federal agencies recently, the possibility exists that citizens’ personal whereabouts are available," Alessio said.

Mattresses Are Turning Up All Over Joliet, City Councilmen Joe Clement, Juan Moreno Notify Chief Rob Brown

At Monday's meeting, Councilman Clement raised the issue of a mattress discovery along the Wauponsee Glacial Trail not far from the homes.

Jim Lanham, Your Next Mayor Of Joliet? Candidate Aims To Stop Joliet Data Center From Ever Happening

Lanham previously ran for political office as a Republican against long-time State Representative Larry Walsh Jr. of Elwood.

Yes, Judge's Bar Is Moving Elsewhere, But This Is What Will Occupy Space When It's Gone

Joliet Patch broke the news over the weekend revealing downtown Joliet's Judge's Bar will be moving to a new building at 508 North Chicago.

Terry D'Arcy's Joliet: These 8 PowerPoint Slides Are Everything You Need To Know About His City's State

Thursday afternoon marked the Joliet's mayor annual presentation that he gave to a large luncheon crowd gathered at the Renaissance Center.

Joliet's Spokeswoman Explains Absence Of Public Nuisances During 2023, 2024 And 2025

For several years, Joliet Patch covered stories about blighted properties deemed public nuisances, but those came to a stop in 2023.

Joliet Councilwoman Suzanna Ibarra Makes Decision On Whether To Seek Re-Election In District 5

"I am proud of what we have accomplished, but there is still work to do," Councilwoman Suzanna Ibarra said.

AFSCME Local 440 Files Grievance Against Joliet City Hall Over Rock Run Collection Construction

Joliet's Rock Run Collection is anchored by Hollywood Casino and The View apartment complex. Dick's House of Sport will build next.

Joe Clement As Your Next Mayor Of Joliet? Two-Term City Councilman, Retired Police Detective Pursuing Idea

Back in 2023, Terry D'Arcy of D'Arcy Motors easily defeated two-term Joliet Mayor Bob O'Dekirk. Now we're months away from another election.

Tear Down Ruby Street Bridge, Jackson, Cass, Jefferson, McDonough Street Bridges: Joliet Councilman Moreno

Councilman Juan Moreno has called for a formal commitment to demolish and fully replace Joliet's aging downtown movable bridges

Despite Pleas From 'Joliet's Hometown Bank For Over 50 Years,' City Council Changes Banking Institution

Joliet's decision is not a positive for Old National Bank, the financial institution that acquired First Midwest Bank in 2022.

'Our Hard Work And Planning Over The Years Have Made A Difference:' Bertino-Tarrant Declares

Bertino-Tarrant is proposing a $311 million 2027 operating budget that maintains existing services and ensures fiscal stability.

Dustin Anderson, Joliet City Hall Department Head, No Longer Working For City Manager Beth Beatty: Sources

A commuter from Indiana, Dustin Anderson traveled to downtown Joliet from the Munster area to fulfill his duties at the city of Joliet.

Flock Camera Firing At Joliet PD: Jeremy Harrison's Lawyer 'There Is Something Wrong With The Tapes'

Bill Evans, the Joliet police chief responsible for seeking Harrison's dismissal, has retired and the status of Harrison's firing is murky.

Joliet Embarks On Another Water Main Project That Will Impact Travelers Until Late September

We appreciate your patience and ask that you drive slowly and cautiously through any construction zone.

City Of Joliet Sidewalks Upkeep, Maintenance Program, Remain A High Priority: City Hall Officials

Joliet has faced some civil lawsuits in recent years in regard to danger spots where sidewalks or streets are broken or left unrepaired.

A True Voice For The People

Dr. Glenda Wright-McCullum, a candidate for the City of Joliet Council at Large is ready to serve through the concept of B.U.I.L.D.

Joliet’s Newest Energy Option: The ‘Netflix’ Of Solar

It’s one of the easiest ways to save money and support local clean energy jobs. And it’s as simple as subscribing to Netflix.

Community Solar Finally Comes to Joliet

Community solar: a win-win for your wallet and the environment -- no equipment required.